Monday arrived with none of them any the wiser about what was going on with her farm. Ada climbed out of bed, a sense of anxiousness assailing her since their stakeout had turned into a bust. They watched in the darkness for hours but had seen nothing fiercer than an owl. She dressed rapidly and joined the men in the kitchen for a coffee.
“We’ll go to the bank today to pay off the loan. Ring for an appointment with the manager,” Matt said.
“Are you sure this is what you, Josh, and Dillon want to do? Don’t you want to spend your money on other things?” Ada couldn’t wrap her head around Matt’s generosity. Josh and Dillon, too, especially when Greg’s family had ignored her and pushed Greg out of their lives after he’d chosen to walk a different path. The land inheritance hadn’t helped since
